Tile llepparr C u r i l e Tim e»
PUBLIC NOTICE
BEFORETHE
WATER RESOURCES
DIRECTOR OE OREGON
uation o( the public hearing will be
held by the State Water Resource*
Department Director or his author
lied assistant on Wednesday. De
( ember 5. 1984. in Thompson Hall at
the County Fairgrounds in Hermis
commence
at
hearing
9 00 a m
will
on
cal ground water area in the Rutter
Creek Area in Morrow and Umatilla
Counties. Oregon
The period of
time between the NO TICE OF CON
line a distance of 420 71 feel to the
row and Umatilla Counties. Oregon "
was prepared in October 1975 The
Southeast com er of said West one
allow for adequate review of the
covers
/ " •
00
North
Based on data collected to date,
the Director believes that ground
water levels in the area in question
are declining or have declined ex
An Executive Summary of Ground
Water Report 30 is being mailed to
tee have elected to sell the said real
each party
A
property to satisfy the obligations
preliminary copy of Ground Water
eessively. the applicable standard
Report 30 is available for review at
secured by said trust deed and a
notice of default has been recorded
set forth in ORS 337 7301 D ia l The
ground water reservoir covered by
both the Salem and Pendleton off
ices of the Water Resources IVpart
pursuant to Section 86 73501 of
Oregon Revised Statutes the de
this N O T IC E O F C O N T IN U E D
H K A R IN ti includes all water con
ment
fault fur which the foreclosure is
made is grantor's failurr to pay
will he published in the near future
receiving
notice
Copies of the preliminary
report can be obtained by writing
the Salem office of the Water Re
All being in the County of Morrow ,
State of Ikrrgon
Both the beneficiary and the trus
when due
the following
sums
p ote n tio m e tric le v e l within this
sources Department. 555 13th Street
NE. Salem. Oregon 97310 Copies of
ments each in the sum of <295 02 due
ground water reservoir is higher in
the south than in the north indicating
the June 28. July 1. 1977 hearing
record are available for review by
on the first day of each month for the
months of January. 1984. through
ground water flow from the south
appointment at the Salem office
5<U 378 845«' and at the Pendleton
July 1984 totaling $2.065 14
In
addition there are late charges due
office 1503 276 7111' from 8 00 a m
to 5 on p in on Monday through
Friday from October I. 1984 to
llecem her 4 1984
The record
developed in the previous two hear
and deferred less unapplied funds
totaling $35« 28 that are delinquent
the upcoming
hearing,
the
Director or his authorized assistant
intends to receive in evidence the
record of the hearing on June 28,
1977 which includes the evidence
of Townships 5. 4, 3, 2, and 1 North.
Range 28 East. WM. that part of
thence
row and Umatilla Counties Oregon"
At
ders of the Ordnance Basalt Critical
Ground Water Area
It extends
southward from the Columbia River
and generally includes the West half
one half
available from the Water Resources
Department
Director had not read the entire
record from the hearings
approximately 274 square miles a
long the eastern and southern bor
West
degrees 30 00 West along the West
line of said West one half a distance
of 421 63 fret to the point of tieginn
mg Excepting all roads and streets
Conditions and Declining Water le v
els in the Butter Creek Area. Mor
Appeals resulted in the Court re
manding the Order because the
counsel at the hearing
Ground Water Report 30
South Range 28 East WM A map
showing the area boundaries is
by an Order dated May 23. 1978
Sul .sequent appeal to the Court of
to each parly receiving notice and
any party may be represented by
controls
half thence North 89 degrees 41 50 '
West along the South line of said
entitled "Update of Ground Water
Butter Creek Critical Ground W ater
Area in Morrow
and Umatilla
Counties on June 28. 1977, follow ed
record by any interested party
A
statement of parties rights in con
tested case hearings is being mailed
report contained conclusions and
recom m en d ation s fo r c o r r e c tiv e
thence South 00 de
West along said East
east com er of Section 10. Township l
A hearing based upon notice dated
May 9. 1977 was held and evidence
received in the determination of the
minimum period of tune required
This has been done intentionally to
area
grrev 30 30
toward the Columbia R iver in the
north
T IN U E D PU B LIC H E A R IN G and
the actual hearing is more than the
Butter Creek
Conditions and Declining Water Lev
els in the Butter Creek Area. Mor
tamed in the basalt, the interflows,
and the interbedded sediments The
the
question of determination of a c riti
The
WM which drains to Butter Creek
all of Township 2 North. Ranges it
Corner of Section 30, Township I
South. Range 2* East to the north
P U B L IC H E A R IN G
Notice is hereby given that a rontin
The
East one half
East WM lying north of a line
running from the North Quarter
NO TICE OF C O N TIN U E D
Oregon
Report 24 entitled "Ground Water
and 27 East. W M Ranges 2t and 27
ON THE QUESTION OF DETER
MINATION OF A CRITICAL
GROUND WATER AREA IN THE
HITTER CREEK AREA IN MOR
ROW AND UMATILLA COUNTIES.
OREGON
ton,
Township 3 North. Range 27 East.
presented at the hearing on Feb
ruarv
18.
1976
Ground
Water
-
V.
BOATERS
Attend a meeting with the
Corps of Engineers)
ings is very extensive Because of
the size of the
hearing record,
additional copies can be obtained
only from the Salem office with the
interested party covering the expen
se of copying
All interested persons are invited
to lie present at the hearing to offer
taming
to
the
declaration
of
from 7 I 84 until paid
W H E R E FO R E , notice hereby is
visions
The Director of the W ater Resour
Time, as established
res Department or his authorized
assistant will receive any pertinent
evidence in favor of or opposed to
the
determination
of
a
critical
by
Section
187 110. Oregon Revised Statutes, at
Front Door, Morrow COunty Court
house in the City of Heppner. County
of Morrow. State of Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the interest in the said
ground water area as provided in
ORS 537 730, 537 735 and 537 740
described real property which the
Following the hearing the D irec
tor or his authorized assistant will
grantor had or had power to convey
at the time of the execution by him of
issue his proposed Order of deter
the said trust deed, together with
any interest which the grantor or his
other rights of parties relating to the
conduct of the hearing as required
under t)KS 181 413(2) is being m ail
ed to each party receiving notice
Dated at Salem. Oregon this 1st
PUBLIC NOTICE
Net late charges
358 28
Interest at 8 75 percent per annum
will on December II. 1984. at the
hour of II 45 o'clock A M Standard
183 i A d m in is tra tiv e P ro c ed u re s
Act)
Information on the proce
dures, right of representation and
___________________ r
Principal
835.232 39
Interest from 12 1 83 through 7 1 84
at 8 75 percent per annum
1.792 39
critical ground water area and
appropriate corrective control pro
This is a contested case matter
under the definition of ORS. Uhapter
Willow Creek Lake.
sums being the following, tivwit
given that the undersigned trustee
request oral argument
-and help present* boating on
the
a
sions and offer the opportunity to
Heppner High School, 7:00 p.m.
By reason of said default
beneficiary has declared all obliga
turns secured by said trust deed
immediately due and payable, said
oral or documentary evidence per
mination on the proposed critical
ground water area which includes
dates for filing objection*, exten
Thursday evening
Failure to pay the monthly pay
day of October. 1984
William H Young
Director
Published
successors in interest acquired after
the execution of said trust deed, to
satisfy the foregoing obligations
thereby secured and the costs and
expenses of sale, including a reason
able charge by the trustee Notice is
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TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
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notice,
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assessments, fees, or other charges are delinquent on each property,
together with the principal of the delinquent amount of each year and the
amount of accrued and accruing interest thereon through September 15,
1984
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May 13, 1977, recorded May 17, 1977.
in the m ortgage records of Morrow
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County, Oregon in reel M at page
11251 fee file instrument m icrofilm
George H Corey
Successor Trustee
reception No . covering the follow
Published
October
November I, 1984
in said county and state, to wit
Commencing at the Northwest
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corner of the East one half of the
Northwest one quarter of Section 20.
Township 4 North, Range 25 East,
Willamette Meridian thence South
photo by dork Wolln
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Copies
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Note also, that more particular descriptions are available at the
point of beginning for this descrip
bon.thence North 89 degrees 36' 10"
Gazette-Times
office of the Morrow County Assessor
TO A L L PERSONS OR P A R T IE S ABOVE N AM ED , and to all persons
East a distance of 660 23 feet to the
East line of the West one half of said
part of the application as Exhibit " A " for judgment and decree, filed in the
Morrow County Circuit Court and available at the Morrow County Clerk's
IX) degrees 30' 00
West along the
owning or claiming to own, or having or claim ing to have, any interest in any
property included in the foreclosure list above set forth, being the Morrow
1984 tax foreclosure list
AR E H E R E B Y R E Q U IR E D TO T A K E NOTICE that Morrow
Oregon, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
County, an application to foreclose the lien of all taxes shown on the
1984 Morrow County tax foreclosure list above set forth, and that Morrow
County, as plaintiff, will apply to the court for judgment and decree
foreclosing such tax liens not less than thirty (30> days from the date of the
first publication notice
And any and all persons interested in any of the real property included in
this foreclosure list are required to file answer and defense, if any there be.
to such application for judgment and decree within thirty (30 < days from the
date of the first publication of this notice, which date is October II, 1984
Notice of this foreclosure proceeding is given exclusively by either four (4 >
weekly publications under ORS 312 040i 1» or one 1 1) publication under ORS
312 040i3> and notice by certified m ail to the owners of record of the
foregoing foreclosure list in the Heppner Gazette Times, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation in Morrow County, Oregon This notice
is pursuant to an order of the Board of County Commissioners for Morrow
County, Oregon, made and entered on the 3rd day of October. 1984 The
date of the first publication of this foreclosure list is the 11th day of
October. 1984
Published
Heppner Fillies take
Tigers, 18-16
Dated July 18. 1984
West line of said East one half a
distance of 2210 73 feet to the true
Please take note that a complete and accurate legal description of the
properties designated by the tax lot numbers on the previous page is made a
County
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County,
Morrow
fell to 2 2
However lone s It team won
6 15. 15-11, 15 7 They upped their
record to 3 I Jo Cupps gave lone six
point* in Ix.lh the second and Hurd
games
lone will host these same 1 ugui
at I 30 p m on Thursday, (>ctnt>ei
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words
trustee" and “ beneficiary" include
their respective successors in inter
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Hv AMD l \ ( O N k l IN
The lone junior high volley tulli
teams played ut Echo on Thursday,
October II
The Cardinals "A team lost to the
Cougars 15 II. 4 15. 14 16 During the
first game. Jill Conklin scored nine
points for lone In the third game
Jill Nelson had seven points They
includes the plural, the word ' gran
tor” Includes any successor in inter
beneficiary, in favor of Federal
Savings A lawn Association dated
mg described real property situated
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lone's kB' team ups record
with win against Echo
the
other person owing an obligation,
the performance of which is secured
appears in the latest tax rolls, the year or years for which taxes, special
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"The first game was a giva!
exam ple of the hard work we had
put into practice It was a gam e of
good teamwork
Almost every
rally included at least one bump
set. spike and sometimes more
The last gam e didn't have as many
iHimp. set. spikes lull the g o b
pumped themselves up and w eie
more alive than I ve seen them m a
long lim e They used good vollev
Uill sense, couple with spirit and
good volleyball to win This garni
meant that we were fmullv aide to
get out of our slump <11111 -Invi
hard for a victory \Ae used I'M \
I in
all the way. and it worked
said
proud of the wav they won
Coach Karen llowe
ender includes the fern
est to the grantor as well as any
.
15 10
! i>* before the date set for said
Inc , as grantor, to First Federal
Savings A I,t*an Association of Pend
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The third gam e was started with
a good serve by the \ ikmgs which
gave them the first jaunt The
game was close and the score was
Iicd u p at8 There were very good
vollies between the two teams but
Heppner went on to win the game
and the match The final score was
and trustee's and attorney 's tees as
pr«v ide I by law. at any time prior to
October II. 18. 1984
Morrow County Abstract A Title Co ,
ANT
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occurred' together with the costs
the name of those appearing in the latest tax rolls as the respective owners of
tax delinquent properties, a description of each such property as the same
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The Vikings served a good serve
to start the game The Vikings also
received the first point Heppner
was really hustling and had good
team work
The Heppner Fillies
were serving very well and pulled
aheud of the Vikings by seven
points Umatilla called a time out
with the score 92 After the time
out Heppner went hack in ready to
finish the game They continued
with very good teamwork and
hustle
Another lim e out was
called by the Vikings with Heppner
ahead 12 2 Umatilla went back in
and started to make a come back
but Heppner called a tune out
before they could score to many
points The score w as Heppner 13
and Umatilla 5 After the time out
Heppner went in and had the last
(wo excellent serves They won the
game with a final score of 15 5
Heppner started the second
match with a good serve, which
gave them the first point
The
Fillies started off slowly and had a
lack of communication A time out
was called with Umatilla ahead
2 8 After the time out Heppner
was having trouble getting their
serv es ov er Heppner called anoth
er time out with I'm alilla still
ahead 6 11 Heppner went back
such portion of said principal as
would not then be due had no default
mine and the neuter, the singular
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Vikings
in and started to make a come
back The score then w as tied up at
14 and the two teams were having
great vollies The game was vety
exciting to watch as the lead went
hack from one team to another \
time out was cullisi by Umatilla
After the tim eout Umatilla went ii
and finished the game The final
score was Heppner 14 and Umatilla
and the trust deed reinstated by
payment to the beneficiary of the
entire amount then due (other than
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by Richard X and
Carol L Haberlach, as grantor, to
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H> DAN A R F I D
The Heppner Junior A’arsity tra
veled to Umatilla Thursday . Octo
ber II. and went up against the
further given that any person named
in Section 86 760 of Oregon Revised
Statutes has the right to have the
foreclosure proceeding dismissed
list of all properties now subject to foreclosure, embracing foreclosure list
numbers 38 to 39inclusive, hereto attached This foreclosure list contains
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JV Fillies win ‘exciting'
game against Vikings
f p C B L I C M0 T 1 C 1 s i
1984 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUED BY MORROW COUNTY
The tax collector of Morrow County. Oregon, has prepared the following
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Heppner. Oregon. Thurvd.v. October IS I*s4 F IV F
THANK YOU!
To ALL of you who worked
hard putting on the Heppner
Celebration for Morrow County
Centennial, WE THANK YOU
THE HEPPNER-MORROW
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
By DAN A R E ID
The Heppner Varsity Fillies vol
ley ball team went up against the
Stanfield Tigers Tuesday. October
9 The match took place at Stan
field
The Heppner Fillies started the
first gume with a good serve This
gave the Fillies the first point
Heppner startl'd out really well
and pulled ahead of the Tigers by 5
making the score 10 5 There was
some great vollies between the two
teams and Stanfield startid to
make a com e back
Heppner
c a ll'd a time out, the score was
tied up at 10
Stanfield had
possession of the serve, but the
serve w as in the net The hall went
back to heppner and they scored
another 3 points The score was
then heppner 13 and Stanfield 10
The gam e continued on and Hepp
ner won The final score was I > 13
The second gam e was started by
the Tigers
A good serve was
served and the first |>oinl of lh<
gam e went to Stanfield
Not only
the first point but Stanfield -.< <u < d
the first 4 There was gixxt vollu-
between the two teams The • on-
was close throughout the garni
The lead changed back .1 rid forth
between the two teams Slanfieeld
(Milled ahead 14 13 and lleppnet
called a time out After Hu tirm
out Heppner went in and re< <-iv ■ d .1
good serve from the Tiger- It w. is
an exciting game to watch as
Heppner went on to win foi the
match The final score was ih ii .
"W e p la y 'd well enough to In- it
them Stanfield was playing very
well so Heppner really had to work
In w in " said Coach Barb Stefani
Heppner
Annual
FFA
Slave
Chapter
Sale
Come Bid
on your
Favorite Slave
Thursday, Oct. 26th 7:30 p.m.
Heppner High Cafetorium
October 18. 25, N ovem ber 1, 1984
Refreshments